In this episode, we get excited about two books: The Girl with Twenty Fingers by Kate Mueser and White Cat, Black Dog: Stories by Kelly Link. Then Mel introduces everyone to the man teaching modern foodies how to cook like Jane Austen. [transcript]
Visit Kate Mueser’s website and watch her on YouTube talking about Mozart and Munich.
This is a lovely video of a Mozart Symphony No. 40 piano duet.
Visit Kelly Link’s website and her bookshop Book Moon Books.
The Prague Sonata by Bradford Morrow.
Magic for Beginners: Stories by Kelly Link.
Pretty Monsters by Kelly Link.
Stranger Things Happen: Stories by Kelly Link.
Visit the Regency Cook website and Instagram. Find Paul Couchman’s blog here and check out his list of upcoming courses.
Here’s a video tour of The Regency Townhouse kitchen, hosted by Paul Coachman — and the Regency Townhouse website.
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